Toyota Looks Into A Diesel For The Tundra

I read the comments.  Ill add some of them as my own in my own words as I agree with those comments. I do agree with the technology, as harsh as it may come for some older drivers to hear the truth about their possible fallen driving abilities and eye sight and coordination and decision making/perceptions etc... But...this technology could ALSO be used to determine how mature young drivers are.  How responsible 30-40-50 and 60 year old drivers are.   Driving is a privilege. NOT a right.  If this technology could PROPERLY determine if older drivers could be safe and continue to drive, then THIS technology could ALSO be used to determine EVERYBODY ELSE IN ANY age group to determine if these drivers are mature, responsible and not delinquents to be able to drive RESPONSIBLY and safely.  Therefore I am ALL for it.  IF...this technology will be used for everybody. NOT just for old fogeys. BUT...this technology better NOT be nefarious in ANY way... If it could be used nefariously...then PHOQUE OFF with this shyte!!! 

America has lost the plot. We could make fun of European cars. Europeans.  Chinese cars. Chinese.  ALL. WE. WANT.   But, look at the video. FORGET the narrative on the video.  JUST LOOK WITH YOUR OWN EYES AND MAKE YOUR OWN ASSUMPTIONS...      38 000 US dollars  (for the Euro market. I doubt it could be that cheap in the US but THIS is what we need for the US and Canada).  3100 lbs.   150 HP.   250 mile range.   40 kw/h and 52 kw/h batter. 2023 Chevrolet Bolt 30 000 US dollars.  3500 lbs.  200 HP.  259 mile range.  65 KW/h battery (not the ultium battery)      The thing is...AMERICA HAD THIS VERY THING WAAAAAAY BEFORE!!!!  BECAUSE of mis and dis information,  America is waaaaaaay waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay behind the 8 ball now. Stupid stupid stupid...   Fun fun fun little Renault is all I know.  And no...with 250 mile range and at 3100 lbs, there is noooooo need for a bigger, heavier battery.  Better charging infrastructure yes.  But all this time rubbing our ass cheeks doing nothing, cars like the Bolt or Renault 5 EV could NEVER be given a chance in the US.  (mis and dis information). So whine and complain about how cars are expensive and boring but be happy to buy uber expensive EVs.   SUV EVs at that.    PS: it seems that in Europe, EVERYONE wants the Renault 5 EV.  Chinese EVs?  Well yes. But...we got are OWN fun and capable EVs. What about YOU U.S.?    100% tariffs on Chinese EVs so we dont flood the market and destroy GM, Ford and Chryco.   But we get to buy more than 40 000 dollars for heavy Blazers, and Mustang Mach E.   There is the Equinox EV.  But boring as phoque CUV...     

That road leads to what was Expo 67. The French pavillion is on the lower island too. Now its the Montreal Casino.  And the Montreal casino is on the F1 Grand Prix circuit.  Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. La Ronde is Montreal's amusement park. Its on the upper island. The upper Island is called Ile Sainte Helene.  The American pavilion is there too, Im not mistake. Now its some sort of observatory. It also houses a fort. As you may or may not know, Montreal was a citadel. And so was that island. The island was expanded artificially.  Made larger to accomodate Expo 67 and the Summer Olympics in 1976. It was enlarged by the dirt and rocks and earth when Montreal dug up their city for their Metro (subway) system.    The Jacques Cartier Bridge connects Montreal to Ile Sainte Helene (where La Ronde is)and Montreal's South Shore where you could access the Casino, F1 circuit and Habitat 67. Pont Victoria could access (small bridge though) Habitat 67 and the Casino from the other side. Ile Sainte Helene (the upper larger islande) and Ile Notre Dame (the smaller lower island) were summer olympic venues for the rowing and canoe/kayak competitions. 

Yes.  Cite du Havre in Montreal. And of course it still exists today.  The colour photos I posted were from google and I gather they are recent photos at that.   The official name of this project is Habitat 67. https://www.habitat67.com/en/ That is a link to tour the site.  I think there are a couple appartements that are vacant just for people to see how they are but the vacancy rate is zero.  People live there.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat_67   Google maps https://www.google.com/maps/place/Habitat+67/@45.4998316,-73.5462876,1221m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x4cc91af0fd0507f5:0x54874884e30cae4a!8m2!3d45.4998316!4d-73.5437127!16zL20vMDFmXzAy?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDkwMy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D   google street view https://www.google.com/maps/place/Habitat+67/@45.5000697,-73.5443526,3a,90y,79.32h,88.58t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sOe96tj2ad1LD5yn4aw5L_A!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D1.4249972270624056%26panoid%3DOe96tj2ad1LD5yn4aw5L_A%26yaw%3D79.31851360322453!7i16384!8i8192!4m6!3m5!1s0x4cc91af0fd0507f5:0x54874884e30cae4a!8m2!3d45.4998316!4d-73.5437127!16zL20vMDFmXzAy?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDkwMy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D    

I love 1967, the year I was born. So, this being from the 67 Expo in Canada, does this stacks housing still exist in Cité du Havre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada? I could not find any data on if they still exist today?